Liverpool and Crystal Palace played out perhaps the most mundane game of Premier League football you'll see all season.
Hosts Palace failed to register shot on target in the dour 0-0 draw, while a fragile Liverpool showed the wounds of Tuesday's humiliating 5-2 defeat at home to Real Madrid in the Champions League by producing a limp performance more like white noise than heavy metal football.
Jurgen Klopp was so frustrated with the Reds' first-half display that he hooked waining midfielder Naby Keita at the break in the hope that young star Harvey Elliott would offer a spark. It didn't come, and the two sides came away with a point each after a Saturday evening bout which - like anyone having too much to drink as the night goes on - won't be remembered in the morning.
